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| '''2004''' (MMIV) was the 4th year of the [[3rd millennium]], the 4th year of the [[21st century]], and the 5th year of the [[2000s]] decade. | '''2004''' (MMIV) was the 4th year of the [[3rd millennium]], the 4th year of the [[21st century]], and the 5th year of the [[2000s]] decade. | ||
| ==Events== | ==Events== | ||
| - | *[[Decline of music sales since 2004]] | ||
| *[[2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami]] | *[[2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami]] | ||
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| *[[The Uncanny (Mike Kelley)|Mike Kelley's uncanny]], an exhibition at the [[Tate Liverpool]]. | *[[The Uncanny (Mike Kelley)|Mike Kelley's uncanny]], an exhibition at the [[Tate Liverpool]]. | ||
| ===Literature=== | ===Literature=== | ||
| + | === Fiction === | ||
| + | *''[[Night Train to Lisbon]]'' by Pascal Mercier | ||
| === Non-fiction === | === Non-fiction === | ||
| *''[[Pop Surrealism]]'' by Kirsten Anderson | *''[[Pop Surrealism]]'' by Kirsten Anderson | ||
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| *[[Helmut Newton]] | *[[Helmut Newton]] | ||
| *[[May 5]] – [[David Reimer]], sex change patient in a famous [[gender identity]] case (b. 1965) | *[[May 5]] – [[David Reimer]], sex change patient in a famous [[gender identity]] case (b. 1965) | ||
| + | *[[August 6]] – [[Rick James]], American composer, singer and musician (b. [[1940]]) | ||
| + | *[[November 14]] – [[Michel Colombier]], French composer (b. [[1939]]) | ||
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"We wanna know! Where does the shit go?" --Envy (2004) by Barry Levinson |
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2004 (MMIV) was the 4th year of the 3rd millennium, the 4th year of the 21st century, and the 5th year of the 2000s decade.
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Events
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Art and culture
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Art
- Mike Kelley's uncanny, an exhibition at the Tate Liverpool.
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Literature
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Fiction
- Night Train to Lisbon by Pascal Mercier
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Non-fiction
- Pop Surrealism by Kirsten Anderson
- Comic Grotesque by Pamela Kort
- Counterculture Through the Ages by Ken Goffman
- The Seduction of Unreason by Richard Wolin
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Film
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Feature films
- The Machinist by by Brad Anderson
- 9 Songs by Michael Winterbottom
- The Passion of the Christ by Mel Gibson
- Ma Mère by Christophe Honoré
- Gegen die Wand by Fatih Akın
- Anatomy of Hell by Catherine Breillat
- Steve + Sky by Felix van Groeningen
- I Heart Huckabees by David O. Russell
- Immortal by Enki Bilal
- Kinsey by Bill Condon
- Howl's Moving Castle by Hayao Miyazaki
- The Libertine by Laurence Dunmore
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind by Michel Gondry
- The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou by Wes Anderson
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Shorts
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Television
- The Power of Nightmares by Adam Curtis
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Music
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Albums
- Madvillainy by MF DOOM
- Ta Det Lugnt by Dungen
- Louden Up Now by !!!
- Galactic Ass Creatures From Uranus by Detroit Grand Pubahs
- Peace, Love, Death Metal by Eagles of Death Metal
- Nouvelle Vague by Nouvelle Vague
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Compilations
- The Trip Created By Saint Etienne
- Choice: A Collection of Classics by Jeff Mills
- Culture Club Volume 2 by Glimmer Twins and TLP
- How to Kill the DJ Part 2 - Optimo
- Choice: A Collection of Classics - Louie Vega
- Death Disco - Various Artists, presented by Ivan Smagghe
- Various - 80's Underground Clubbing
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Singles
- List of Demands (Reparations) by Saul Williams
- Um Paletó by Think Of One
- 99 Problems by Jay-Z
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Births
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Deaths
- Clement "Coxsone" Dodd
- Dave Godin
- Russ Meyer
- Helmut Newton
- May 5 – David Reimer, sex change patient in a famous gender identity case (b. 1965)
- August 6 – Rick James, American composer, singer and musician (b. 1940)
- November 14 – Michel Colombier, French composer (b. 1939)
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